CONFINES HISTÓRICOS DEL ACCESO ABIERTO LATINOAMERICANO

Maximiliano Salatino · Guillermo Banzato

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La expansión del acceso abierto en América Latina ha sido posible debido al activismo de los investigadores e intelectuales que lucharon por hacer visible los avances científicos producidos en nuestros países.

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